quencher

• “Try the thin-crust pizzas and the Top Heavy Hefeweizen, a great thirst quencher.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Drive-Through Vacations

• “The thyroid uses glutathione, a combination of three amino acids (glycine, glutamine, and cysteine), protectively as an antioxidant or free radical quencher and as a cofactor that makes it possible for one of its most important enzymes (5'-deiodinase) to work (6).”

  The Huffington Post: Dr. James P. Blumenthal: Healthy Tips For Protecting Your Body From Radiation And Nuclear Fallout

• “I had hoped to tell you about learning the word "désaltérant" (from my brother-in-law, who declared my home-brewed iced-tea a great thirst-quencher!), this, while lunching at our picnic table, where we chatted about sports (my being polite to him) and flowers (his being polite to me), and wine (our being polite to Jean-Marc).”

  French Word-A-Day:

• “Invented in 1965 by University of Florida researchers, Gatorade's basic "thirst quencher" message of hydration hasn't changed much in 45 years.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Gatorade, Before and After

• “The bottle of G-series Gatorade sitting on my desk says the drink's a "natural thirst quencher.”

  The Washington Post: Natural or not, who needs Gatorade?

• “A short walk across a red-dirt road, an outdoor bar served cold Tusker, a crisp local lager, the ultimate thirst quencher, the pride of Kenya.”

  Simon & Schuster: Peace Meals

• “The lemon syrup is a perfect building block for making Sparkling Lemonade with Mint, a light and refreshing thirst-quencher.”

  3 Recipes: Preserved Lemons & Candied Lemon Peel & Sparkling Lemonade and Mint (Λεμόνια στην Άρμη & Γλυκά Φλούδα του Λεμονιού & Λεμονάδα με Δυόσμος)

• “If you were, say, standing on the surface of the sun, this 115F degree soda would be quite the thirst quencher.”

  115F Degree Ice-Cold Coca-Cola - The Consumerist

• “He also announced that he would be creating his own alcoholic energy drink: C-Zurrrre, "an extreme energy booze quencher that's like a strobe light attached to the inside of your skull.”

  The Huffington Post: Stephen Colbert Tries Four Loko, Creates Own Alcoholic Energy Drink

• “I really like this beer but it's a little fuller-bodied than weizens that I'm used to, so it's not exactly a warm-weather thirst quencher.”

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